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Police officers, in British slang crossword clue
P L O D S
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| New York Times crossword of June 2nd, 2023 other clues |
| In check |
| "Post hoc, ___ propter hoc" (causal fallacy) |
| Billboard Hot 100 listings |
| Traveler's aid |
| Skyline sight |
| Wiener schnitzel ingredient |
| "Look for yourself" |
| Arctic food fish |
| Full of pluck |
| Swell |
| Freestyle, e.g. |
| Provisos |
| Small fragment |
| Any chess move in which one gives up a piece, informally |
| Marriage agreement? |
| Has it wrong |
| Maker of Gator utility vehicles |
| It's an uphill climb from here |
| Positive indication? |
| Suffer consequences |
| Reach through reasoning |
| Jeopardy |
| Hawk |
| Milky drink |
| Promotes, informally |
| Wrestling move |
| One working with a set of keys |
| Gymnast Raisman |
| Brink |
| "Well, then ..." |
| Out to lunch |
| Language spoken in Canada |
| "i" piece |
| European tourist attraction that's erupted in popularity |
| Figure at a shareholders' meeting, in brief |
| You can take it or leave it |
| General motor? |
| Group with 26-Down in Korean, Japanese and English |
| Goes on and on |
| Website with a No Fear Shakespeare section |
| Party animal? |
| Doofus |
| Waved at, say |
| Any of the "Bad Boys" in the 1980s-'90s N.B.A. |
| Traveler's aid |
| Genre for "Dune" and "Flash Gordon" |
| Adjective applied to the U.K.'s Air Force and Navy, but not Army |
| Org. with a small, one-story building in Times Square |
| Loosely worn item of attire |
| Styx figure |
| Vaishnavism and Shaivism, e.g. |
| Mergers and acquisitions |
| Zeal |
| ___ Empire |
| Targets for crunches, informally |
| "Groovy!" |
| Possible concern for a vet |
| No-no for a vegan |
| Something out standing in its field? |
| Member of the fam |
| Certain cosmetic procedure, for short |
| About 80 meters, for an Airbus A380 |
| Engaged in |
| Part of a comic strip |
| They're first to play |
| Taqueria beverage |
| Land with an exclave on the Strait of Hormuz |
| "So inconsiderate!" |
| Subject of the Jake Gyllenhaal movies "Donnie Darko" and "Source Code" |
| Attendants at a saturnalia |
| Hit the ___ |
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